Cambridge v-c criticised as whistleblowing academic wins tribunal
Deborah Prentice accused of just ‘rubber-stamping’ decisions amid university investigation ‘beset by delays’
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Students crash grid by maxing out on ‘hour of power’ deals
Making the most of free offers deemed ‘extremely student behaviour’, as electricity usage guru chides precinct for ‘going nuts’
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US ‘no longer place students want to go’ after latest visa rules
Restrictions on length of study and sky-high cost of staying to work pushing more students into considering alternative destinations
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‘Flawed’ use of non-significant data ‘killing further research’
Papers still too quick to interpret results as showing no meaningful effect, ‘polluting’ scientific literature
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Professor develops ‘bullshit index’ for policy research
Academics must be prepared to be ‘less polite’ when mandarins serve up ideas that lack evidence, Australian educator contends
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Declare offshore activities, Australian universities told
New reporting requirements coincide with raft of campus openings on the subcontinent
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Financial stress is not a good reason for universities to merge
A distressed institution is unlikely to have the cash, management bandwidth and capacity to absorb disruption required by a merger, says David Lloyd
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Top universities ‘under-enrol disadvantaged students’
Students from lower socio-economic backgrounds missing out on places despite meeting entry requirements
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Small providers face ‘systemic barriers’ to engaging with industry
Slow regulatory cycles, rigid graduate outcome measures and inflexible funding holding back specialist institutions, report claims
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EU entry ‘will not transform Montenegro’s universities overnight’
Significant gaps in research infrastructure and funding have made it difficult for universities to take full advantage of EU integration
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‘No guarantees’ of additional places in Australian funding revamp
Lack of extra money and risk of more centralised control means new bill ‘does not do what it says on the cover’
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UK HE needs to be ready for upgraded terrorism preparedness rules
From next spring, Martyn’s Law will mandate proportionate arrangements to protect staff, students and visitors, says Laura Gibb
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If students are seeking jobs more than knowledge, HE must respond
The right question is not whether degrees produce earnings. It is whether higher education produces knowledge, capability, opportunity and social contribution in a changing economy, says Peng Zhou
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Imperial turns to home-grown inventions in climate fight
‘Slow and steady’ sustainability strategy utilises products founded by graduates from leading science university